Event Details

This is a webinar for our PhD students, but it is open to everyone.

This event will be held online. Registration is free, but is required. Registration is open until 15 April at 10.00 AM BST. You will receive an email with instructions on how to join the webinar and a link for access on 15 April by email.

In this webinar by CHERE@LU (Centre for Higher Education Research and Evaluation), we are hosting Dr Emilee Rauschenberger.

Dr Janja Komljenovic is hosting Dr Emilee Rauschenberger on the topic of conducting interviews online or by telephone for academic research. Interviewing by distance raises concerns including questions on validity and quality of data, ethical considerations, and the appropriateness for particular research phenomena. However, such an approach has both, advantages and disadvantages. Emilee will share her rich experience and discuss dos and don'ts of such data collection technique.

Dr Emilee Rauschenberger is a Senior Research Fellow at the Manchester Metropolitan University where she researches policy networks, processes, and outcomes related to education and teacher development. She is particularly interested in new policy actors, evidence, and networks created in and around the development of venture philanthropy in the UK and elsewhere. She is working to bring together researchers to critically examine the spread of "Teach For/First" programmes in Europe and further afield. Emilee welcomes anyone related to, and/or interested in, learning more about this research to get in contact with her.